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Getting Started with 'Terminal' - MUST READ Before You Start Programming

Programmers use 'Terminal' to issue commands, instead of the graphical user interface - which is meant for common users.

You MUST have some basic knowledge on using the Terminal and the file system. Read 'Unix Survival Guide for Mac & Ubuntu - Terminal, File System and Users'.

How to Install JDK and Get Started with Java Programming on Mac

Read HERE.

Programming Text Editors for Mac

TextEdit for Mac

TextEdit (the default text editor in Mac OS X) is NOT a programming text editor, as it lacks features like syntax highlighting. I strongly suggest you install a programming text editor.

To use TextEdit to write source file, you need to open a new file ⇒ choose 'Format' ⇒ 'Make Plain Text'.

You can open an existing file in TextEdit from Terminal by issuing:

nano (or pico) Command-line Text Editor

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nano is a GNU text editor that is available for Unix Systems (including Mac OS X), that is suitable for creating/editing small files. To start nano, open a Terminal and issue:

You can run nano with superuser (for accessing restricted directories), as follows:

JEdit for Mac

jEdit is a popular open-source cross-platform (Mac, Windows, Linux) programming text editor. The mother site is http://www.jedit.org.

Step 1: Download and Install jEdit for Mac

Download jEdit package from http://www.jedit.org ⇒ Download ⇒ Select Mac OS X package (stable version).
Double click the downloaded Disk Image ('.dmg') file. Drag the 'jEdit' icon to 'Applications' folder.
Eject the Disk Image 'jedit.dmg'.

Step 2: Install 'Console' plugins

Launch jEdit (from 'Applications').
Open plugin manager: From 'Plugins' menu ⇒ Plugin Manager.
Select 'Install' tab.
Search and select 'Console' plugin. 'ErrorList' plugin will selected automatically ⇒ Install.

Step 3: Write a Hello-World Java Program

Open a new file by selecting 'File' menu ⇒ 'New'.
Enter the following Java source code and save the file as 'Hello.java'.

Step 4: Compile and Run the Hello-World Java Program

You can start a 'Terminal' to compile and run your Java program as described in the above JDK section.

You can also use the 'Console' plugin:

To compile: From Plugins ⇒ Console ⇒ Compile Current Buffer. Click on the 'Console' button to view the console. If message 'Process javac exited with code 0' appears, the program is compiled successfully.
To run: From Plugins ⇒ Console ⇒ Run Current Buffer.

gedit for Mac

gedit is the official text editor of the GNOME desktop environment. The mother site for gedit is http://projects.gnome.org/gedit/.

Download gedit for Mac (DMG version) from http://projects.gnome.org/gedit/ ⇒ 'gedit mac os x' ⇒ Choose your specific Mac OS version.
To install:
1. Double-click the downloaded Disk Image ('.dmg') file.
2. Drag the 'gedit' icon to the 'Applications' folder.
3. Eject the Disk Image 'gedit.dmg'.

Notes: To use 'gedit' commands in Terminal, you need to add '/Applications/gedit.app/Contents/MacOS/' to PATH environment variable.

Sublime

@ http://www.sublimetext.com.

How to Install Eclipse on Mac

Read 'How to Install Eclipse for Mac OS'.

How to Install NetBeans on Mac

Read 'How to Install NetBeans on Mac'.

How to Install MySQL 5.6 on Mac OS X 10.7 Lion

Install MySQL using the DMG Package

Reference: 'Installing MySQL on Mac OS X' @ http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/macosx-installation.html.

Step 1: Download and Install MySQL

Download the MySQL 'DMG Archive':

Go to http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/. In platform, select the 'Mac OS X'.
Select the appropriate 'DMG Archive' for your specific Mac OS version:
- Click the Apple logo ⇒ 'About this Mac' to check your Mac OS version.
- Read http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3696 to check if your OS is 32-bit or 64-bit.
For example, Choose 'Mac OS X ver. 10.7 (x86, 64-bit), DMG Archive (117.5M)' for Lion and Core i7 processor.
Click 'No thanks, just start my download'.

To install MySQL:

Go to 'Downloads' ⇒ Double-click '.dmg' file downloaded.
Double-click 'mysql-5.5.{xx}-osx10.x-xxx.pkg' ⇒ Follow the instructions to install MySQL. Click continue if 'unindentified developer' warning dialog appeared.
MySQL will be installed in '/usr/local/mysql-5.5.{xx}-osx10.x-x86_xx' directory. A symbolic link '/usr/local/mysql' will be created automatically to the MySQL installed directory.
Eject the '.dmg' file.

Step 2: Configuring MySQL - Change TCP Port Number for MySQL Server

The default TCP port number used by MySQL Server is 3306.
[For novices: SKIP THIS STEP to run the MySQL Server on port 3306. Goto Step 3.]
You can change the port number by editing the configuration file 'my.cnf' at directory '/usr/local/mysql'. To create this file, open a new 'Terminal' and run the 'nano' editor using this command: Modify the lines in green and add in the lines in red; and press ctrl-X to exit. (We use the 'nano' editor in this case, you can use any text editor, but run in superuser.)

Notes: On Unix/Mac, the MySQL read the options file in this order: '/etc/my.cnf', 'SYSCONFDIR/mf.cnf', '$MYSQL_HOME/my.cnf', '~/.my.cnf'.

Step 3: Start/Shutdown the MySQL Server

Open a new 'Terminal' and issue these commands to start the MySQL server:

To shutdown the server, start a new terminal and issue:

Step 4: Start/Stop a MySQL Client

Open a new 'Terminal' and issue this command to start a MySQL client with superuser root:

To terminate the client, issue command 'exit' (or 'quit') from the 'mysql>' prompt:

Notes:

You can use 'Activity Monitor' (under Applications/Utilities) to check if the MySQL Server is running. Look for process starting with mysqld.
The log messages are written to /usr/local/mysql/data/xxx.err, where xxx denotes your machine name. Issue 'sudo cat /usr/local/mysql/data/xxx.err' to view the messages.
If you get the following error message when starting a client: 'Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '....', check your 'Activity Monitor' to see if the MySQL server has been started.

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